Grilled Chicken with Spices


Ingredients:
2 Chicken whole leg
1 tbsp Sesame seed, toasted
1 tsp Dried basil leaves (optional)
1/2 Onion, chopped / sliced
Handful of coriander leaves for garnishing
Marinate (Pound all ingredients):
1/2 stick of Cinnamon stick (about 2cm)
1 Big-sized star anise
2 Cloves
1 tsp Peppercorn
Olive oil for grilling
Seasonings:
1 tbsp Lee & Perrin sauce
1 tbsp Light soya sauce
Methods:
1. Wash & pat dry chicken whole leg. Remove or retain the skin. I removed the skin.
2. Make some slits on the chicken meat.
3. Marinade it with marinate ingredients, seasonings & dried basil leaves.
4. Refrigerated at least about 1 - 2 hours or preferable overnight.
5. Drain the chicken. Reserved the balance sauce.
6. Heat up some olive oil on a grill pan or non-stick pan, grill chicken till browned or cooked.
7. Dish up, sprinkle some sesame seed, garnish with coriander leaves.
8. With the remaining oil in the pan, saute onion till fragrant.
9. Pour the balance marinate sauce & simmer till sizzle.
10. Dish up and use for dipping or gravy for the chicken.

You don't like chicken skin? I love it though I know it's so fattening, hehehe...
Hi Selba.... hehehe... I do like chicken skin when it is deep fried... it is indeed fattening...
It's very tempting! I like to grill the chicken with skin on, then just eat the meat. The skin will keep the moist. Yummy!
Wow, I did not have a good dinner last night. You tempt me for breakfast now. ;p
Hi Christine, tks! You are indeed right.
Hi tigerfish, oh dear! You could have a nice breakfast today~ haha...
You are such an expert in spices! Will bookmark this recipe for future. Tks.
Luv your new layout for the header! Can design one for me, si fu? ;)
The slits are great for getting more delicious marinade flavour into the chicken. I do this with larger cuts of meat, but always forget that it is a good trick for chicken too.
Hi LK, do try this out... hehe...
Tks for your compliment... let me know what kind of design you prefer, I will try my best...!
Hi Court, tks for dropping by! Hope you like the recipe!
We grill chicken year round, but rarely do we use bone-in (except for grilled wings). I wonder why we don't! This is a great recipe to kick start a new bone-in habit. :)
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